The College Advice I’d Give My Kids

AI is already reshaping which degrees are worth their cost. Companies like Anthropic, which seem to target a new profession for automation every few weeks, are creating real uncertainty around career paths that once felt bulletproof — accounting, law, even software engineering. The question isn’t whether this changes the calculus on college. It’s how. My… Continue reading The College Advice I’d Give My Kids

The Harvard Classics: Dr. Eliot and the Five-Foot Bookshelf

"There are 850,000 volumes in the Imperial Library at Paris. If a man were to read industriously from dawn to dark for sixty years, he would die in the first alcove. Would that some charitable soul, after losing a great deal of time among the false books and alighting upon a few true ones, which… Continue reading The Harvard Classics: Dr. Eliot and the Five-Foot Bookshelf

“Better Offer? We’ll Match It”: Refinance Edition

I am in the process of refinancing my mortgage. Lower rate. Some cash-out. Pretty standard stuff. In doing so I contacted multiple lenders to receive quotes. Some had phantom 2% rates that disappeared once the fine print came out. Some had great rates. Some had decent rates but were willing to match any better rates.… Continue reading “Better Offer? We’ll Match It”: Refinance Edition